So burglary at the Louvre, where several crowns tiaras were stolen and one interesting piece the Cote de Bretagne, made from ruby and later on cut into the shape of a dragon

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A gem, which dates originally to Duke of Nantes in 1530s, was one of several items stolen from the Napoleon collection, and later recut and created for Louis XV on his investiture into the Order of the Golden Fleece. This knightly order is one of the oldest orders in existence.

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According to media story cover this order from the napoleon.org website the Order of the Golden Fleece dates from 1430. So I’m guessing there will be claims for more senior orders being in existence, but then this website blurb is for public consumption and marketing I would presume.
The 'Order of the Golden Fleece' medal awarded to the Prince Imperial - napoleon.org

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The taking seems a chivalrous and noble act to rescue the esteemed items from the prying eyes of the lesser and profane classes of society. Image the special attendees and functions at future private showings.

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Bill10558, do you know the Robin Hood and his Merrymen archetype has crossed my mind. A quick dash to the Bois de Boulogne, to celebrate with a tasty young hart with quail. Sánte.

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I thought it might be the government behind it, in a desperate attempt to pay down the national debt . . . Or to finance something.

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#5

How, in the name of sense, could that place get robbed? It makes no sense.

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:joy::joy: I don’t think France has sufficient Louvre treasure not indeed bullion gold either. Here’s the problem (publicly version stated that is)

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In spite of the 007 or Mission Impossible hype, all it took was this

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#8

I wonder where and how they rehearsed the heist? Seven minutes is a pretty good time… motorcycle escape was a genius idea, just like in the movies…Wonder if there’s any footage of them casing the joint with some clever electronic gadgets. Surely surveillance cameras caught some of the robbery.

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#9

The Italians love a good party.

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#10

That I would also love to see.

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There’s a gasoline powered abrasive saw out in my barn (what they used to cut the window open). Scary how fast it will cut through anything. I always remove and hide the spark plug when I go out of town. Don’t want to hand useful tools over to the burglars ya know.

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#12

When “THEY” operate; they do so; by a “Stacked Operational Template”?
Their SOP, is a SOT?
So one obvious target?
Scratch, and find another target? [China = Dragon]
Scrath deeper, AND find a planted counterfiet antiquity?

In place of, target #3.
[Hidden 33, on the analogue/digital keyboards].

AND,
Atlas 3i; is coming through the solar system…

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#13

The question to me is why did they steal wha they stole. What is the significance in terms of these objects and to whom are they important. What is the underlying/occult significance? Are these power objects and for what.

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Very difficult to know what the motivation was. But it could just have been money related. The esoteric aspects may lie in the dragon figure and the golden fleece depiction.https://www.gia.edu/doc/GG-WN15-Farges.pdf The Golden Fleece tradition is the sign of the royal bestowal of kingship. But the gem was part of Brittany (Bretagne) becoming part of France. Maybe they want their independence back :joy:. Esoterically the Golden Fleece has been associated with a book on alchemy. There are many interpretations for the Red Dragon everything from Satan to sports teams.

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Just a wee update, thought I’d leave that there…

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#16

Any insurance premiums to insure what is on display in that building would be totally arbitrary based on the uniqueness of items resulting in an admission fee few could justify or afford.
I visited the museum in 2003 while in Paris. The few memories left are seeing the Mona Lisa, a Roman digging unearthed on the site and the Monet collection which I saw a few years earlier in Chicago when it was on tour. It was pretty cool to see all the human made artifacts crafted over the centuries in one place.

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#17

So it was the Russians what done it guv! https://x.com/DavidBCollum/status/1980258692453822957

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#18

Loved it!

So in line with the…
Comics as “Real” news.
“News” Headlines as Comedy!

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Here’s an occult explanation maybe for the dragon holding deeper meaning. It’s talked about somewhere in the middle, sorry I didn’t bookmark it.
3 - I (Eye) Atlas... - by Wayne McRoy

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#20

If NATO takes the $300 billion, at least Russia has some of France’s Crown Jewels to trade. :joy:

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